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hr mid jfpptzl. inBLUmCD IYMX SATURDAY MORNING AT BRUNSWICK. Cl EOROIA. its SATURDAY Molts ISO. JASDAUT M. 1883. IJOMK MATTKIIS. Pom Office Time Table. Oem-ral Oelivcrjr open. 8:00 A. u.; cio«c,8:00 r.H Brgl.ivr and Mouejr Order liualnoa, opena 9:00 a. at.: cioara 4:00 ». ». ■ TIME OK CLOSING THE MAILS. Ht. Simona mall cloaea 8:80 a. u. IS. A A mall cloaea 8:18 a. at. U. A B. mail cloaea 9:00 a. at. SaraLoab. Macon and Darien through ponchea ctoae at 7:00 r. at. Another cargo of iron has arrived for the M. & B. It. R. The fall term of Glynn Superior Court stands adjourned to moet on the 23d iust A > Pnre applo elder on tap at Ooldamith k Co.'a. 'Rend notice of ribbons and corsets , (or srtle, at less than cost, at the La- V, d!fes’ Store. • %Lookiug down our buy from Drn- Vy's wharf this woek, one sees a per fect forest of masts. LANGLEY linos., manufacturers of ladles' and gents' Underwear, 1C4 King at., Charleston, 8. 0. It Rend carefully the card of Messrs. Leavy k Co., as auotionoers. They give the best of references. Dr. P. A. Holt, of Jacksonville, well aud favorably known here, died recently at his home in Florida. Where do you buy your groccrtea ? At the cheap- .-Ht place In to a n, aold.mith A Uu.'a, tho Bom Oro- oorr. Dr. D. D. Atkinson is bnck ready for p.itieBts. He can be found at his office, in the new Crovatt building. Re-id notice of Clerk am! Treasurer. Don’t have yntir name mi the docket for failing to take out your license. See renewal of advertisement for bids by Coinmi.'si- ■••-r-, of sin kin fund. .Now is your chance to sell your city bonds. • Good lit' guaranteed by Langley Bros, Charleston Vigoriue, a uoii-nli-oliiiluxliilurating chuiujmgue, a delicious, life-giving drink—food foV brain, bone and nerves, for sale by R. L. Weed. Atlanta Pod-Appeal: The work of demolishing property on Peters street goes bravely on, to make room for the Miu-mi \ Brunswick railroad exten sion to enter tho city. TL- k- w. iv just sixteen candidates Infill' .tu (ii.iiin-ii Ij.ai W’e.iiiHsi have heard figures suggested all along from $200 to $400 per annum for the retail Iioense. Two papor. gird.a ixd for fire canta at Gold- fmlth A Co.’a, the Bon Orocara. We regret to learn that J. M. Dex- S> ter, Esq., met with an accident on the 6th insb, which, while not serioas in its nature, has laid him up for several days, aud will probably keep him on crutches for some time. In jnmping to the dock from steamship San An tonio, he turned his ankle and sus tained a very severe sprain of his foot and ankle, but fortunately no bones were broken. While disabled, he con soles bis friends by ndvisiug them that be is insured, against accidents, in the Traveler’s Insurance company, and that as soon os be gets well be, as agent for the company, will insare them also. Tis ever tbas—be points to the Travelers moral—be insured. nigh' Only tw«i» Din. .V (MlHIIIll fulll W-l-l-C '11 III- -i i-cut away itiig position.-, »un it nflt-r. -.1 Poll. .-U-i-ti.il, ’-. iVido-i not s - •'limn bunco for. much .1 Osii; .1- . 1 OOLIISMITB * CO -S. iln-Urni" ,.r,>cei ms tin titer cluareil lfiiHaian bark on the (it'n iust., fm Loudon Ire., with a cargo consisting of ;us,t;:tg feet pitch pine fiml-er, valued s t.tlMi, and 13,lOti feet Imuher. val ued it $143. To*nl value of cargo, $3,42!*. Mi Joseph K. Laud,right having resigned his posit ->u as Sheriff of Glynn County, Mr Horace Dart has been :i]')siintcfl by the ordiuary to oc cupy the position until an electiou can bo held. Elsowhere see Mr. Hor ace Dart’s announcement as candi date tor the positiou at said election. Save your money ami buy you* provisions at (iolilMi ttb A Co.’#, the Boa* Grocer*. Among the policemen oloctod this week was one colored, man, C. W. Byrd by name. This is a new depart ure, and does not meet with tho ap probation of a large number of our eiti/.eiis. Time alono will show how it will work. Until then, let us wuit and see. fall and •«- Goldsmith A Co.’s Private Stock. Mr. Carswell has this week secured a oti Jug able-bodied horse for his de livery wagon. This ovidcucu of tho growth of the bififfiXsa of the ex- pres- company at this point for the past '.'•sit . \V<- f.s.1 safe in saving that it d i- im-reas, .1 at least 50 per cent., probably much more. This is but au- otliei videue. , t the growth of our “eitv '-v tile sea. for prlco lists s l'he lilintl Priuiolu-r. Rev. T. L. Houek, of Cuthbert, Ga., will fill the following appointments in the New Sunbury Association, Ga.: Brunswick, Sunday, Jan. 15,11 a. m. Darien, Monday night, Jan. 16. Union, Tuesday night, Jan. 17. Little Creek, Wednesday night, Jnn. 18. Bethlehem, Thursday night, Jan. 19. Jesup, Friday night, Jnn. 20. 10 Mile Creek, Sunday, Jan. 22, 11 A. M. Friendship, Sunday night, Jan. 22. Iliutichuist, Monday night, Jim. 23. Bethel, Tuesday night, Jnn. 24. Elim, Liberty county, 'Wednesday night, Jan. 25. Wultbourville, Thursday night, Jan. 26. The children are requested to come out, as he will exhibit his Bible of raisod print nnd sing for them a song in the Indiau laugunge, composed nnd sung by a wild Indian chief immedi ately after his baptism. Officer** Salariew. Misunderstandings having nriseu among our people, touching the amounts to be paid the Clerk and Treasurer aud Marshal of the city for 1882, we republish, verbatim, so much of the committee’s report as relates to thoRf officers: Tim Clerk and Treasurer shall re ceive a salary of twelve hundred dol lars, and only sncli fees ns are allowed for issuing ti fas, and shall give a good mid sufficient bond in t.he sum of eight thousand dollars. Tile Marshal shall receive a salary of oighty dollars per month, and such fees ns are allowed for collecting fi fas. He shall provide himself with a horse and frequently visit every portion of the city ; and give a good and suffi cient bond in the sum of one thousand dollars. P. W. T. Call, trv All .1 il.Ii.u1iT at OOLUSMITII A CO.'S. Tho Boaa Grocer.. In.tivi.lunl Nhiinn.-iitH of I.umbi-r for IriHl, Ill our report of shipments in last issue, wo gave only the number of vessels loaded by each, which in many instances gnvo a wrong impression as to the actual amount of lumber ship ped, there beiug n great differeucc in tho tonnage of vessels. We therefore give the actual amount of lumber sbipped by uach individual firm: Feet. R. B. Roppard 28,959,350 Ga. Land & Lumber Co . 17,573,543 D. C. Bacon k Co 14,841,000 J. H. McCullough 14,440,000 Cook Bros. k Co 6,607,300 J. J. McDonough 4,304,000 V. U. Mitchell 761,000 R. Torras 602,939 Littlefield k Tison 150,000 Stand Up. Savannah News According to the Advertiser and Aitead, Brunswick wants a bank, a hotel, a few more wholesale, business bouses, and more manufactories. No donbt nil tbeso things would help the city very ranch if she could get them, —Savannah Ncivs. Our esteemed cotemporary will ex case us if we take exceptions at the above clipping from its Georgia news column of Monday last. If the gen tleman who presides over that espe cial department of the News was real ly in search of valuable information, why did he wade through a whole half column of “facts and figures” touching our shipping interests and the basiuess of our port—what we •re and wbat we have to-day—to cull au idea from the very last paragraph, which, given alone, harms instead of helps ns ? Then he winds up by saying, “no doabt these things would help the city, if she could get them," tbas im plying that the probabilities are she can’t get them, etc. We looked for better treatment from the News (wbieb paper, in our judgment, stands at the head of journalism in Georgia) for she has long since lopped off loonl features and become more cosmopoli tan, so to speak. If the writer really wanted to ad vertise our wants for us, with n view to our good, why did he not give the other facts incorporated in the article in questiuu, the mention of which would tend to secure fur us the wants enumerated? Our own and our peo ple’s high regard for the News is onr excuse for thus upbraiding onr wor thy cotemporary for its seeming neg lect of this portion of its territory. Vaccination. A law passod by the Georgia Legis lature at its last session rendevs it obligatory upon Boards of Education throughout the State to require all children attending the public schools to be vacciuated, or stop their atten dance. Wo call attention to tho ad vertisement of onr Board in this issue. They have at considerable expense provided a supply of pure kiue virus, nnd contracted with Dr. R. B. Hill to operate on tbo children at low- rates, furnishing tho matter at cost.— Many peoj.l*- obji-ct to having their children vaccinated by physicians who, to save expense, take scabs from une child to inoculate others, and tlius run the risk of spreading disease in families, but we have no doubt all will he glad to have their children protected from small pox, now so prevalent, when they know that noth ing but pure vaccine matter will bo used by tbe contracting physician.— Let all pnrents attend to it at once, and get a certificate from the Doctor, as after the first of February their children will be debarred from atten dance without it. Enterprise. Our wharf owners. Messrs. Little field & Tison, show a degree of enter prise commendable in the extreme.— Besides their present spacious ware house, they are erecting two other buiidings on their wharf lots, one on tbe front next to tbe street, 56x216 feet, single story, which will be used by tbe M. & B. Railroad Company, and another, 40x50 feet, down nearer tbe wharf front, to be used by tbe firm for tbe storage of goods. We commend these gentlemen for their enterprise, and trust others will go and do likewise. Ohapteron Corns. No one would notice as little a thing as a corn if it did not make its ap pearance on tbe feet We know of about 100,000 of our acquaintances, both male and female, who have corns on one or two feet. There are about fifty onres for corns, but none that we can recommend worth trying. One of tbe best we have ever heard of it to out both feet off at the ankle and buy your provisions from Goldsmith & Co., the Boss Grocers. , It Announcements. FOB SHERIFF. I hereby announce myaell a candidate for tbe po. altlon of Sheriff ot Glynn county at tbe cnauing election, and would be gratefkl to my friends and the pnbllo generally (or tbolr support, dan. 14,1883. HORACE DART. New Advertisements. SPECIAL, FINAL, AND IMPORTANT ! therefor are reapcrtfti!!}* informed that l 3\Totic©. Neither tho Captain nor tho consignee will bo re spousiblo for any debt* made by the crew of the Bark INDIA. A. PETERSON, Brunswick, January It, 1882. Mnstor. It. J. IiEAVY & CO , Auction ami Commission Merchants, and General Collecting Agents, Special attention given to the collection of rents Business and con*luaiuonta solicited, and speedy returns guaranteed, Office under Advertise* and Appeal office, Brunswick, Ga. Refers by permis sion to J. M. Madden, broker, Cook Bros, ft Co., manufacturers of lumber, and M. J. Colson, Msyor of the city of Brunswick. janll-ly NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHANGE NAME. Glynn OountySheriff Sales, First Tuesday in February, 1882. GEORGIA—Oltkk County. Will be sold before the Court House door in city of Brunswick, Olynn county Goorci.’nS !£ e s-KssaaKsjsuss&a ajssyssscwr 1 ssssa The Improvements In the one-llfth of that certain lot or parcel of land situate lying and Mbs in ih? city of Brunswick, Olynn comity "a end and described, in the plan of Mid city as^To™ commons block, between F and Gloucesterltreet? and Stonewall street nnd a sweets. tax flfis, Issued by R. M. TUm.t.1 CoUoctor cf Olynn county, va. E. M. Halley, for taxe. dae the State of Georgia and Glynn county for the year 188o Amount Use* due, $2 23; cost $7 70. ' JOSEPH B. LAM BRIGHT, Sheriff G. 0. Ga. GEORGIA—Glynn County. Will be gold before tbe court house door In the city of Brunswick, Glynn county. Ga., ou the first Tuesdsy in February, 1882. between 10 o’clock a. *. !i!r t,° u }oc } p ‘“?• °* that day, at public outcry to ^highest and best bidder, the following property All that certain lot of land and improvements thereon situate lying and being in the city of Bruns wick, Glynn county, Ga., and kuown and described in the plan of said city as Old Town lot No. t53.— Levied on as the property of J. E. Dart, trustee, un de* * n< i, by v,rtae ° r two tos A fas issued by R. M. riiJon, T*x Collector of Giyuu county, agaiust J. E. Dart, trustee, for taxes due the State of Georgia and Glynu county for tho yea* 1880. Amount Uses due, $7li 10; cost, $7 70. Joseph e. lambright, sheriff g. c , oa. OEORGIA—Glynn County. Will be sold before tbe Court House door in tbe city of Brunswick. Giyuu county, Georgia, on tho first Tuesday in February, 1882, between 10 o’clock a. M. ami 4 o’clock p. m. of that day, at public out cry, to the highest and best bidder, tho following property, to-wit: The eastern one-sixth (aud improvements there- u) of that certain lot of laud in the city of Brtins- ick, Glynu county, Georgia, known and desefibed in the plan of ssid city as Old Towu lot number six- ty-one (Cl). Leviod on undor and by virtue of two tax fi fas issuod by R. M. Tison, Tax Collector o' Glynu county, against the estate of Mrs. S. A. Wil liams. for taxes duo the State of Ooorgia aud Glynn county fox-the year 1880. Amount tax due, $2 tW; coat $7 70. JOS. R. LAMBRIGHT, Sheriff G.C.Ga. GEORGIA—Glynn County. Will be sold before the Court House door, in the city of Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, ou tho first Tuesday in February, 1882, between the hours of 10 o’clock a, m. and 4 o’clock p. m. of that day, at public outcry, to tbe highest and best bidder, the , following described property, to-wit: AU that certain tract or parcel of laud, ami im provement* theroou, situate, lying aud being in the Slth District G. M., Glynn county, Georgia, contain trig one hundred ami fifty acres, more or J css, and kuown the Jointer Island Levied ou under aud by virtue of two tax fi fas issued by R. M. Tison, Tax Collector .if Glynn county, against tho estate of R. F. Williams, for taxes due tho >tato of Geor gia and Glynn county for the year 1880, to satisfy tbo said fl fas. Amount taxes due $7 00: cost $7 70. JOS. E. LAMBRIGHT, Sheriff G. C., On. GEORGIA—Glynn County. Will be sold before the court house door in the city of Brunswick, Glynu county, Georgia, between the hours of teu o’clock a. m. aud four o’clock p. m., on the first Tuesday iu February, 1882, to tho high est and host bidder tbe following described prop erty, to-wit: All that certain lot or parcel of land, aud improve ments thereon, situate, lying aud being in tbe 25th District G. M., Glvun county, Georgia, ou 8t. Si mons Island, containing fifteen acres, morn or less, and bounded on the north by lauds of Chapman, ou the south by lands of Minims, east by what is known as tbe church lol, and west by lands of Stevens.— Levied on as the property of Thomas Chalflnch, nn- dor aud by virtue ot two tax h faa Issued by It, M. Tison, Tax Collector ol Glynn county, against Thomas Chaffinch, for taxes due the Htate ot Geor gia and Giyuu county for the year 18»0, to satisfy tbe said ft fas. Amount tax dun, $3 53; cost $7 70. JOS. E. LAMBRIGHT. Sheriff G. C.. Ga. GEORGIA—Glynn County. "ill be sold before the-Court House door, in the li of Brunswick, «*! nn county. i*e-->rgia. ou the first Tuesday in P'nhrnar.v. 1882, between H o’clock .tiroof hffiviiw i„v Tianii* I ' M - *bd four o’clock *. sc. of that day. at public *e»<L by which ihsve > he^tu- 1 'Wry* ^ «*e highest and best bidder, the follow- OEOHOTA—Oltnn County. All person# inter** ed are hereby notified that I shall apply to the sup-rh r Court to be held iu aud tor the county *for>m»id on the first Monday in May, 1882, for th changed from Go-d- , — „— , lore tM-cu known ».i : ollod, to that ol Ii. U. Rau* i * .’ . doplh. This 7th v. Juuuary, 1882. D. B. QOODBRKAD, Lv my Att’ys, Mabry A Uurciiardt. All th*t tn ereon ►itu’.tc hi., Q.yun nts Prop >s,iis Wanted. The Commissi-ners of the 8lnklng Fuudofthe City of Brunswick Ga.. t vite sealed bids, address ml to the Chairn.au of the Commission, until 12 I o’clock, Tnesdaj. Feb. 7th. 1882, for supplying said Commission for miodUtlou bonds of the City of Brunswick to the value of about seventeen hundred dollars currency, l’i n for all or any portion of the ”■ h, received. .! any oj »11 is reserved. JOHN T. COLLINS, iikino Fund Commission, City . dsmlth k Co.’s, the Boss « T!:- i|iir»stinn of the - of liquor is city liccusi np for Dillon s Now Bnildinii. This structure, 40x90 feet, at the corner of Unv ami Mausfield streets, is now occupied. lustcaJ, however, of entting ilm lower story into three storob, the whole has been thrown in to one and will be occupied by Messrs. Mayor, Glauber k Forrester, for a wholesale gr- >ccry establishment, keep ing also, us hereto lore-, hay, grain, etc. i-ussi in, Hi.d we till.i various opiuious * This savors much of business. Whit ■ ill agree I Cf !.,v. - ■n mod lVi-Honut. We had a pleasant call this week from Mr. Louis G. Scbrade, of Wil liamsport, Penn., who will probably spend some time in our city. He rep resents himself as well pleased with our growing town. The Sun and Ban- we/-, of Williamsport, speaking of him, says: Louis G. Scbrade, of tbo firm of Fullmer k Scbrade, cool and ico deal ers, will leave this morning for Geor gia, where be will remain for several months. Qe goes, nt the advice of his physician, iu tbo pursuit of health. Mr. Scbrade is one of the most ener getic nnd popular business men in this city, and be bos many friends who will watch with eager interest the experiment of a Southern olimate in restoring bis impaired health.— Bon-voyage, Louis, with best wishes for speedy improvement and a safe re turn to wife and friends. Cl. iila:uitil * • A Sujnr**«tioiv As stone ballast is frequently to be bad at a small cost, we would suggest to our Honorable Council the propri ety of instructing tho Harbor Master to secure a quantity of the same for future uso in making hutments of bridges, street walls, sidewalks, etc. We are pleased to state that mem bers of the new Council have already been discussing the feasibility of this plan. JSL'OC* COST ! For ilio NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS I projiom: to lell th.. lai-K.'ft lot of FANCY RIBBONS and CHEAP CORSETS over uUun-il In the city, for LUNS TH A S COST, to make room Tor ucv £uoils.- Call uni examine, at the LADIES’ STORE. SWEARING OFF. Tbo man who bn* been wetting a wholo year for the first of Januarv to como. in order to swear off a bad bablL ia jn tb«- wrong track. Tbe man of bad bablta who wait* lor a certain dajr to gvvear off w reform worth a ccut. We mnst Uko tb» comfort* of lifo a* we go along. If you like to amoke, keep on smoking; if you Uko to chaw, keep on; U you use certain expreasions when you stub your toe sgalntta atone, don’t let go of it because a new year baa ccme. All that ia ex pected of you ta that you earn your money honest- Fy. pay your debt* promptly, uae your family well, caat your influence on the right side, and buy your provisions from „ GOLDSMITH A i'O., Tho Rons Grocers. Attention School Patrons. Under a late act of tbe Legialature, all children attending public schools in the State are required to be vaccinate. Tbe Board of Education ha* provid ed a supply of pure vaccine virus for this purpose, which Will bo supplied to scholars at cost. Tbe Botrd has contracted with Dr. R. B. Hill, whose of fice is near the Post Office, »o vaccinate pupils at a low rate, and give the uece*sary certificate*. Par ent! will take notice that on and after tbe 1st day of February, 1882, no scholar will bo permitted to en ter tbe public schools of Glynn county without a certificate that auch scholar baa been successfully “ * — id by s prac- prlncipal of JNO. T. COLLINS. Prw’t. Notice. All order# tor OAK WOOD of my length 1 promptly filled if lett at novl2-3m J. T PLAIN S Dli’.'O STORE. el of land with impr< lying aud being in the Wth district, :o<i«*y, G.«., <*.<ntaming ab-xtt teu m-ro-s sod luniiiile.l ou the Norih and La*tby lamlx Ol -i. P. Lamb, ••!» thehonth by Undso!' b V. Ajer*. and West by laruls 'l. J Uiir^in!i fhuni, nn l .- uowu as the Frank liiggiiilndhAiu ]'l... v. I.evic.l •>u as the property **r F. h. liigHbiboth^m ui-derand 1>y virtue of two tax fi fas by ft M. Tison. Tax Collector of Glynu county, agaiust !■’. Higgin botham tor tax-H due the bUtc 01 Georgia and Giyuu county for the year Ih-u to witisly ^a^^l fi fas. Amount taxes due, r'2 05; cost, $7 7b. JOSEPH E. LAMBRIGHT. SluriiTG. (!. Ga. GEORGIA—Glynn County. Will b- sold b. fore t city of BruuHwick, Gi Tuesday in February. V-tween len >r. and 4 o’clock l*. xi. of that day, to tin nud beat bidder, tlie following property, to-wit: Those two certain lots of laud with improvement* thereon, siittufo lying and being iu tho city of Brunswick, Glynn county, Ga., aud known aud de scribed, iu the plan ot said city, as New Town lots No*. 'J&4 ami h.VL Levied on nn the property of J. 8. Morris, under aud by virtue of two tax rt las, is sued by Win. A. Bt-rrie, former Tax Collector of Glynn county, agaiust J. 8. Morris, for taxes due tin* State of Georgia and Glynn county for the year i87». The said fi fn^ were transferred to Win. C. Bock, and proceeding* instituted by him. Prin tpal, fl" «1; cost. $7 7b JOSEPH E. LAMBRIGHT, Sheriff, G, C.Q». Fire Insurance! higiie.Ht T. O’CONNOR, Jr. AGENT FOR THE BRITISH AMERICA, LIVBRP’L & LONDON &VL0UE, AND NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY. Olllcc «v„ Maildcn’* Drug Store. febl-ly Mrs. EiAR-LB, ila.«iueraitu aud Hull Cuatuiuera, Newcastle St, next to Dunn’s dry gcodu store, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA Keeps on hand every kind of gold aud ailver Fringes, Tassels, Laces—in short, everything con* n«vtM with the business. Parties can be supplied with roady-madc dresses costumes, etc., for amateur exhibitions, fhney balls masqtieraiica, etc. jaa7-tf Dr. W. B. BURROUGHS, BRUNSWICK, GA., INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENT, WILL BUY AND SELL. Land ai\d Real Estate. Office next to Po«t Office